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[MediaLies2US]

Lesley Stall attempted to be mortified by the corruption in the United States congress described by convict Abramoff-

Lesley Stall earns an annual income from one of five industry titans in the corrupt American domesticated corporate controlled media; AOLTimeWarner; NewsMax;Disney;Viacom;GE- Has 60m done any segments of corruption in the American media?

Contrived, and doomed for failure is American corporate media and the American, corporate owned government.

Regards-

Richard in NH

[jscholnick224]

Both of the Special Needs Children won King, and Queen of Rio Rico High School. Irma Robles Mayor Garino's Neice

Is Rio Rico's Home Coming Queen, and Cameron Felton is King.
My wife and I are Special Needs Licensed Advocates in the State of Arizona. We have seen abuse of Special Needs Children throughout our rural community schools, and a lake of the different school systems within our small community fail to protect and punish those who abuse these children. our Children on Campus by Employees of the Districts. They also fail to follow the ADA,FAPE,IDEA, 504C. The government agency, the Department of Civil Rights, fail to properly investigate incidents ans often side with the Schools, thus allowing the school systems to get away with many abuses.
This King and Queen, thank God show how our Children put aside the Special Needs Side of these two wonderful Children, and anoint, them as their King and Queen of home Coming at Rio Rico High School. Let us hope and pray that the Educators learn something from this beautiful act of the Schools Children.
Jack H. Scholnick
520-841-3081
520-285-6112

[fredatbleeker]

Leslie Stahl avoided a major question when interviewing Immelt. Why are companies laying off workers while simultaneously raising their own incomes beyond any reasonable level? Indeed, as one who is losing money on my GE investment, I have no issue with size, with being global, even with outsourcing. However, my stomach turns when I see that we stockholders are paying for ex-CEO Jack Welsh's luxury apartment. Wasn't he compensated for doing his job?

[cj8342]

I have the perfect person to put in Andy Rooney's spot. (Notice I didn't say to replace Andy Rooney.) That person is Demitri Martin. I'd waatch every week.

[zekeSegal]

Will you please stop calling New Orleans 'a troubled city'? Unemployment...well, have a read:
The Content of Their Character
A Tale of Two Cities...
...You see, the thing that makes New Orleans unique isn't the food, the music, the architecture or even their history... what makes New Orleans unique is her people. Care (which means worry) and the government may have forgotten the celebration of individuality that shapes the Crescent City's grin but it's the only thing New Orleanians care about or remember.

Catch the Saints championship game a couple of years ago? Not the Superbowl, that was just icing on the cake... I'm talking about the final game they won at home. When Coach Peyton held that trophy aloft he turned to all the former 'aint's' and thanked them for what they allowed the team to do... we stopped talking football and spoke instead of divine intervention... while every other sports venue is plastered with ads for everything from gasoline to condoms the Dome is a black field with gold light bulbs spelling out "The New Orleans Saints loves their fans"
You see, while other cities have teams they adore it is only New Orleans that is protected by Saints....

Another thing people do there that the rest of us have forgotten... everybody pitches in. So when those who make the city come alive to the sounds of their magical music were scattered and homeless after Katrina this remarkable Garden District social doyenne, gifted writer and busy parent of two stopped everything and began The New Orleans Musicians Clinic writing not books but grants twenty hours a day, seven days a week. She did it so well that when the network news came down to do a story during the summer of 'death pannel' health care crisis the reporter, discovering what she accomplished with so little declared that she should be the one running the national program.

In every other state minors are allowed in to hear live music only if actual food is being served as if popcorn precluded percussion... Not so in Louisiana... real music determines the audience and so kids grow up not just hearing but knowing the Neville's (and I do include Charmaine who has the unbelievable ability to become the notes that she sings) Harry Connick Jr. who for the rest of his natural days will always be locally called 'the D.A.'s kid, The Radiators, The Dixie Chicks and the incomparable Allan Tousaint and Irma Thomas, who is Tina Turner but one better and on and on and on... and when their school day is over it's trumpets and trombones you see on the front porch or stoop... tweet is the sound a bird makes, it's not what children do. And children in New Orleans refer to their elders as 'sir' or 'maam'.

...Always treated as a 'banana republic' by the feds, Louisianans knew that when entering a den of thieves you send in the best of them. Those days are gone now, replaced by (Saint) Mary Landrieu in the senate and her brother Mitch installed as the city's best and cleanest mayor in all it's glorious history, so even after the worst hurricane to ever strike he mainland and on top of the world's largest oil spill, while the rest of the nation's unemployment roles are over ten percent, New Orleans is holding at under seven and has become America;'s most rapidly growing city. If you get HBO, tune in to Treme' (Tree-may) and see why.

What about Mardi Gras? What about all those 'show your...' and fall down drunks? Let me explain... those people are what New Orleans calls tourists... they fly in from all over the world to not remember and throw up on the streets. The natives celebrate Fat Tuesday by singing "...may all dogs wag their tails in front If ever I cease to love..."
... It's those 250,000 individual souls who eat beignets and know coffee needs chicory to have real taste, those who know a thick roux from a thinly guised ruse, those who paint their homes all the colors of the rainbow and touch your heart as no one else ever can in their daily celebration of the fine art of being human beings. They're the ones who make ' y'all come back now, ya hear?'

Maybe some day, if we ever stop trying to be just like everybody else, if we remember the simple joy that playing together was in the days before we either knew or cared what our parents did or how much money they made, or what car they drove and what fun life is when powdered sugar instead of cocaine covered our nose... maybe if we ever grow tired of twitter and decide to talk to each other again... maybe when funerals are the joyous celebrations of lives well lived and not just the sorrow of what we've lost... maybe, just maybe then the rest of us might catch up.

A-w-w-w- come on Mistah...throw me somethin'

[Michael-Schwab]

Watched your story of the jaguar on Sunday 7/17... the statement was made that there are none found in the U.S. - only in South America. My friend, Warner Glenn, with whom I have hunted mountain lions in SE Arizona, spotted a jaguar and then wrote a book of his experience with photos in 1996. He has spotted one since that time as well; I do not know the date. The book is EYES OF FIRE, AN ENCOUNTER WITH A BORDERLANDS JAGUAR, ISBN 0-918080-79-7, published by the Printing Corner Press in El Paso,TX. Warner is in his late 70's, but is a rugged healthy mountain man who would love to tell CBS his story... he lives on the Malpai Ranch in the San Bernardino Valley, east of Douglas, Arizona. He is quite involved with the MALPAI BORDERLAND GROUP. Perhaps an addendum to this show could include an interview with Warner. My best... if you need more info, please contact me.